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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-20
A CARD.

While the proprietors hardly deem it neces-
sary to assure the public that the Auction Sale
Of E. c. s. L. R. Coles Addition to Carey Park
te take place on the grounds February 23rd
next, at II o'clock a. would be fairly and
honestly conducted and that there shall be
by bidding allowed by anyone; that the sale In
every particular shall be bonifide upright and
just to all concerned they have as a double as
surance asked and kindly obtained the consent
Of the following we'll known business men and
bankers to be present at, and see that the sale
is fairly and justly conducted. That these gen.
tlemen have toe confidence OF the entire COM
munity need not say.
J. O. DAVIDSON.
H. G. LEE.
HON HENRY c. SLUSS
HON. w. Z. STANLEY
M w. LEVY.
G. A WALKER.
CARLISLE CROOK So CARLISLE.
We have secured the services Of the well
known real estate auctiOneer, MIR. S. S. Meddis,
Of Louisville Kentucky
E. G. g. L. r. COLE
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ga1lY eagle
SPECIAL NOTICES.

From the number OF letters making en-
quiries about the real estate auction sale Of
i. c. L. r. Cole, one would judge that
there would not lie lots enough to 20 around.
G6-fSt
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HnIAd

No lots are 10 be sold at private sale in
Coles addItion to Carey Park. G6-lSt
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Wheeler's addition.
Notice.

Special bargains on Douglas avenue and
Main street. Allen, Graham * Jones. 35tf
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For Sale

Everybody is talking about the auction
real estate sale to take place Feb. %. Gj-lSt
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Guarill3u's sale,

Ladies' laced shoes 81, at the Parlor Shoe
store. doors west Of Manhattan hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
BASEBALL RTLEHS ASSEMBLING.
SUBJECTS WHICH WILL COME BEFOEE 1nE DlEEC
TORS OF THT LEAGUE CLUBS

SUBJECTS WHICH WILL COME BEFORE 1HE DlEEc
Tors or THr LEAGUE CLUBS.
Considerable interest il felt I'm the baseball con
vonion which will be held at the Fifth Avcnn" Hotel
to-day Several wcighty baseball matters are to be-
considered and the meeting viii not be formally adj
journed cxccp, for rcccsees, untIl to morrow and
possibly not until Friday About all the directors of
the clubs arrived In the city yesterday the delegates
from the Pitteburg, Detroit, POon, Philadelphia and
polls clubs being the first TO come.
reporter saw several Of the cnl-Owncri during
tho day but they we're not disposed 10 talk much
about Just what would be done al to-days meeting
They spoke freely about the actions Of the joint rule
committee at Pitisburg Monday. and thought thai
the changes made In the playing rules were excellent
and would do much to make the game ran smoothly
They wcrc uLorinous IN the opnion that the change
back to the three strike uo good one
Manager Horace Fogel, Of the Indianapolis club
wa one Of the first to reach the city. lie waS asked
wb,. the club would do about the trouble over Foster
and said "That Foster trouble viii probably j."
settled amlcabIy. 1t WILL Of course, b" brought mp
in the meeting We can prevent ihc young man IRON
blazing anywhere and al the zane time pa iinc
ourselves If We decided to follow this onnr'c II
IT. cl,t have a good effect upon other young pla' c''
who think 80 little Of their signatures and proGi-"-
Several directors asked If there WAS any l0--
sil,lty of the scheme Of forming an Eastern ana
western Lcs.mc aud aboshing the the present League
and Association. That wa. one Of the topics which
,c,v Of thc men cared to talk about. They hh"Wi-
cdoc1 However that since the Interstate law ha'i
hccu pa.,rd railroad travelling absorbed nearly AL
an Informal meeting OF tho governors of the l|aGuc
viii be held al the Fifth Avenue ioi'i ms hoIhp
It IL possible that tho meeting may pc oi ,t T
lively Although the only Official action WHlch NC
governors are supposed to attend to j. inc aMani,ns
~ me rlnnsp to the Detroit 81 1b, other hIIt''1
NAV bc brought IN. The regular meeting OF lh"
lea quo viii be held about noon and VII I"Hi un,!
q or : o'clock ln the evening There VIII DC no hlS",
session, a. tho visiting delegates Will be ch'cta"i
by tEeir loo al brethren. - =,
The Ernthc hood uf PLAYERS will have a chance I"
stat, their grievances day In spite of all statements
10 tho contrary. Whether the league VIII grant inc
reforms asked by the players IS another Thing
TROY Nov l5-T. l.. Sullivan, cxmanascr Of the
Washington baseball club has leased for two years the
baseball grounds in West Troy. Either All American
Association or International League team VIII De
located here
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ODDS AND ENDS or POLITTCS.

REPUBLICANS CONSULTING TOGETHER.
SENATORS AND AssEMBLYMEN DISCUSSING PARTY
AFFAIRS.
Senator Hiscock and state Senator Hendricks at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel aad expect t. remain several days
Several senators and Assembynen who hal t. the
city to learn something OF the talk about the candidates
for officers Of the Legislature called upon them Among
them were Senator's Sloan Fasset Arnold and WALKER
and Assembly men Cole. Davis. saxton aud Ainsworh
Three candidates mentioned for the chief
Senate office. President pro TEN. Judge Robert
son. ]. sloat Fassett. ani Henry r. Low
In length of service in the Mr. Robertson and
Mr. Low are equal Each has served five terms or ten
years Mi Robertson moreover for ak YEAR was pros
dent pro tenn ot the Senate. and therefore has had cx
perencr IN the place Mr. Fasset has been in tho senate
General Hustled. Fremont Cole and D. = Ainsworil Mr.
c " 9 lhe m a. hoo" S wn 70 M @
Mr. Iiused is quiet bur his friends are hard AT wor, 10
seemed I've only candidate for Clerk Charles
r. Chickering. the present Clerk. John . KENYON. OF
strong cIuddat- for Clerk of that body. lie has thor
ongh training for mat place. having once before been
Depuy Ccrx His friends that tho civil Service re-
form idea demands his promotion 10 the CLERKS Zip II IS
clear that John ". Vrooman. OF iIerkmcr, the
present Clerk. viii lie a candidate.
The senators ant Assoin6lynan In their 'alk
together about the late campaign sail that they had
found that voters supported them In cou"ageousy mp
holding Tie lcpuhl can Temperance plank. senator
Hendricks said: he Personal Liberty party made y
Cheney because they wrote letters boldly dccarnG mai
they oppose TO opening the saloons on SUNDAY
wrote letter taking The position. All of us were
elected and uy large Haioritics
Tia senator, said that thcy favored submitting the
Prohibition amen lscnt TO Pspuar Noe; local optic"
Law for the counties. and the imposition OF hish tax on
liquor ling such counties vote 10 impose
tax. This II continue the temperance legislation OF
the last Republican legislature
Asscmbyman call sad: The Democrats put $500
into small county 10 heat lar-e prop"r OIL OF
this was the monev OF tho liquor dealers. went 90 no
stump and tod the that had voted for the crosby
High-Iaccusc bill and tho Vedier bill. AMI was re-
wardcl by getting 600 majority"
nlH
the iQuordealers and that OF the Federal amt
State administrations against an
well at the late election. Certainly the
small plurality the Democrats have obtained
does them the state II state clcction
and notorious Republican voters do not vote
unanimously at such elections they do when
National involved NsXt wlcn the tarif
and other National issues the front Will GER
tainly poll a much larger vote"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

The supplementary preceding, ia Ia" 'V court 'h '
case Of Morris BARRYMORE of Mrs Laugtys company have
cen dropped. brought Judgment LOT go
obtained anst HIM by Ssuor MaczronL formerly ot u'
Diplomacy company. who wa discharged by barrymore
and sued for damages ior breach ~ contract
ON behalf Of Lester AaIck owner II l.osrdai" 7h
has been begun the city Court against HAYDEN Ok '
theatrical managers $500 royalties claim" to he
contract Gyug then the riht To perform 'e
drama IN payment Of royalty Of - 30 week
The schedule, Of Albert Peek. manufacturer Of dyg"a
Nos d, and 81 Waits Augu,ius \ Nanicrpel show
liabilities t2IG72 =. nominal assets fl7l'J II ana :" '''
| assets &H.33r IL. ,....,..,
that Dr. Carles II. Nl,hos superintendent oil Tho io'
inpaie Asvlum. patutk 1rrnUr Tie ,rt' -.
dra and iopp 10 tho court next itdN MS
ouiulon IS 10 wlIciaer Lo ~ OF soInl mind -
urncnt hcirt hy tho General FERN Of NE SIpt@lr
Yesterday 10 The cases 81 Ipc" 'hns rs hrh'p
d n and gorge Wdsh'utu who were 10 red 'g'in-' ,h
viii nj lr r,iu-ta Ell john l' IoWls"h". ~
friaU couitudcd thtt 81 i--j um er when 'h
were retired they we're moro Than NiNtf va
iituonhl AarNtAnt '"fporail"n 'olnH' iva"
An attachment granted bY justice Hait'll :" I'M
Supreme Court Yesterday AGAINST the property "l
engaged IN tho l""clrv business at . ~ r.''
uurrr N name Of -. Austin Sbh- u" fiAi'
~ the Manu- fcuTer+ and Ifdisrs b'hk - i'
a 81 OG and note made nv Austih - InF alu
f,ur II alleged TIA; Austn mas mot
b.s N AT bic three months ..
Two addition Fled v'srr al agtnN Tue S"ah
Yacht lille Henry = Ives owned ~ The day, q" ~ :.
signal vc,scl- BEGAN st Tor t2lJ - 20 "i.
nav New Irr-"'. when fui l'i"l "u 10
the va u.s. 9Sn AugnN AMI -cnrmD'i uc&' "' io
amount a. ,tf..at
voting pleaded guilty vr.tcrry u"ipo Jnh"t own mn
ea,h as senioiced lupti-n nrht h'l' WIZ
sn went Iy the 10 rpi Burns. .Hi iht Two ' u
y HON he knrw net hm on iic l.'"eii anu vi tc'
lim 10 vote on the nam who Dee dat MOI know.
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COURT CALENDAR3-TO-DAY.

surREM. cormr-CMAagEss BEFORE Barr,tt Nos. 20
81 2s9 sls 2 ,2S s2 32s $751; 1872 SsS sS4. SJ'. se
strREnE CouHI-GKSgnAI TERN Before Van Brunt p J.,
Bartlett ard MGCoGper j. s. N3s IS o. o. 1913 So -
49, u.s. 49, s 49, H. Ks i4l lss i4' 1876 S ''
Sr@fnr &c. ~ u.s. 9s ss ss
1856. 3G7 s6s 800 $40 81. 372: s13. SIS.
sst1+ e. IS. " 5o 5o as s
sfFanMs or, 90 S fBerore Beach j.
Nos lie 81 ll'7 I2sl i272 1854 l9ss 577. l27s 7S4
suPREME CouRr-cRcuir-PARr II.-Before Lawrence ].
SUPREME .a s III G ss l! Ro4G s
eg 1886 y 1859. ~ 1909 1870, 1875 ISIS As i!$S
t S :$ i :a IS 49, 4s ti 4 !t2s l45
sGraFMF Corer-crNcur-PAnT Iy.-pefore Andrews. ]
$50 1889 9e3 gis 1913, 1913 lOId1 icOG $40. 1901. H.
suREoG.rEs CounT-Be;orc Rollins s-wn Of John
surEnioR couGT-GESrR.L TEsM-Recess
suPEEIoT CovTr ~ Zoo rE 81 DO ore freedman j.
SUPERIOR coUar-rRIAL rgM-rARr L-Before seds-
srrmoac ,urT-TgIAL TERN Pact If5Before rruar J.
Nos l43o. lljl IlJI. 1850. l0j- 1854. l2i6
sUr1s?f coqgr l5 e S4rA AZ ~ 100 7 OHS''
ard DAILY and Hoeen, Nos ~. d. 81, A. 4sA, 49, So
GoKMoS PLEAs SPECIAL. TERx-Beforo Bookstaver. j.
coNaioS PLRAs-rvrAL TFnM.rAgr IB s Allen 10 T.
3D.. Sl6 3sD 43i 375 $40 377. 80. 536 $50. 400
GIN COURT-riIAL TERM-PAT L-Hefore Hyatt, J.-rNoS
2@ls 2$2. 10 24o 2il7 1881. 2433 2439 2iio. sj5
2ij3 2ij7. 2l6l lNlG. 22Jl
CITY Court TRIAL rEiM-PARr IT-Betore Enrich. j.
Nos sS 2li3 lI~2 1883 l4si. 2233 22ii. 1904. 1885,
26Ii. ll72. l-J6 1888. Ar 2J32
cry aIalM PsaT IiITBe,oTe McA ,77;
1875
COURT or GENERAL sEs,l)vs-P.Rr before Cowiig J..
am Assistant District ttorncy Pnriy.-Nos s. T. D D.
T. & q 10. H. II. b. IA. l5 10. L. l. ~, 20 "a, ~
COURT Or GENERAL SE-sloNs-PARf lI-Beor. Eecornrr
smytn and Assistnt Ds'r ctAttorney Nico.-Nos L. s.
COURT or GENERAL ~RsSIONs-pARr Glt-Bc'Ore Glider
sleeve j. and District Attorney DavsNos =.
4, .. Il, !. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

NETWORK. Tuesday, Nov. 15.-BEEV ES-Reeeipts IAN
late yesterday OF 100 head, all consigned 70 city
slaughtcrers. No trade. Feeling steady.
City Dressed Beef slow at bate for Texas and Colorado
Sides and Ga7 lee for Decent TO Prime Native do
Choice 43Sc. Chicago Dressed sluggish at 4a5 3<c.
for Texas and Colorado Beef and I2a7 lee for Medium
to Prime Native carca,ses.
Private cable advices received to-day quote Refrigerated
Beef slow at scant 12c per ID. american live Cattle
steady at 10 l-2al2c. for the dressed weight
shipments 100 quarters OF Beef in the Arizona BY
Joseph Eastman.
CALN fS-Reccipts, all at 60thst., 232 head.
sluggish for Grasers and Fed Calves yesterdays
taons, with one lot OF Western sold at 90 TO- yeas
steady At Pas Ice.
Dressed Calves quiet but unchanged at Ease. for
Dressed Grssers sail he for Country Dressed Veals,
and 9si2 l-2c for City Dressed
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts II cars OF o,464 head
cars at COh-st. and Jersey City. Sheep
were firm but Lambs were tribe weak, although not
Qu0taby lover for Good stock About all sold.
Poor TO Good Sheep sold s3as4 20, Ordinary 10
Prime lambs 45as0 80.
Dressed Mutton hrmer at Lease, Dressed Lambs
1-2c higher than last week with sales Trade
dull
IOGS-Recepts 90 ears OF 5000 head-iO ears at Jer-
sey city and - at fOthst Only head on sale.
Market quoted steady at s5a5 % per 100 lbs.
Country Dressed IN light supply and firm for Medium
and Light weights Heavy selling at &C., Medium
at 7a7 1-4c., and Light at 1-2asc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF CHEMUNG COUNTY.
ELHiRA. Nov. 10 (Spcciab.-lhe official canvass OF
Cnemuug County gives the following results:
'PluralitieS.



The Brooklyn Aldermen began yesterday the canvass
Of the for city officer, Last week The E'pn III
can Campaign Committee represented by 7. u.
Wills A. g. Mcdonald. and Robert Pavne and he Dem
ocratc interests looked after by corporation
Counsel jerks and Assistant Corporation Counsel Gil
bert. Aldermen Iijen haney Hr-hirld,
Kane, Black and McCarty canNSssea inc
vote. 1t was found that May OF the returns Toy
Justice OF the Peace gave Moses Enge rs the candidate
IN tie second strict instead OF the Third ANA joan
Petersen tho Third Instead Of the Sccoh 9th ar"
claim election. but these mistakes WILL IL
Is believed necess!tatc recount OF the ballots.
In regard 10 the Maysraltv .such h0nDt hh@ p'"h
EXPRESSED that II Is I'll. gesed that Colonel Baird ANA
Nr. Chaplin Should unite tn an Application u tnt Al
recount. The Kings County super
yesterday the canvass OF the vote cast Tor
Tie stac ana county tickets 1t will take several days
% ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
CANVASSING TIE CITY VOTE.

TIE ALDERMEN sPEND DAY ON NE FIRST
DISTRICT
The Board OF Aldermen yesterday met in the County
Clerks office and I'm by Mr. Flack Board
of County Canvassers. President Henry Il. Bceknan
WAS chosen charmaa and Francis j. OConnor serge ant
at arms. william II. Marths. Ferdinand Nav.
j.. j. O'Connor. Joseph c. Ryan, Philip l. Der
linger, and William j. lnness expert accountants
Each Alderman also named clerk who Is supposed To
asss in the canvass who really does nothing an for
this The city about 81 No. Toe following commit
tees were appoi ted: ON Corrected Returns MrsSrs.
bowling. Cove and Walker eu Protcst- McSs!s Qlinn
Van Rensselaer, and Fitzgerald. County Clerk fltck
acted CLERK OF the Bssrl ant Deputy Thomas /. Gil
roy deputy clerk The result in The lst District was
canVasSed q follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
oorroN MArKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 10 3 r. m-CottsnoI piands Low MD
ding apS December deverc Ss64d sellers Decem:
her ana January delivery 3l64d buyers January and
delivery 3264d March and April delivery ~.
Snd June delivery 37G4d sellers June and July delivery
80 SAD. sellers. ,,,,,,-
MtdIinr o.. Good Ordinary $50 net and gross receipts.
Sl4s bales experts 70 te4 nrSsH' o'oo oaios' saos'
3,j5 bales: stock "a. 1913 bales , ,
NORFOLK Nov l5,-Cotton-Mddng IA l6; not and
recents 6743 bales exports to Great Britain 10
exports coaswe $50 bales saes ls2s bales stock
S.yISNAH Nov Is Cotton quiet; Middlng, 9l2; Lew
Middling 9L 0sod Ordinary. net and gross rscopls
bales exports coastwlse 5el Daes safes 900 oales
stock, 40 637 bales ~
NEw-ORLKASA. Nov MISUNDERSTANDING, II 10. Low
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COURT CALENDARS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Nov i5.rhe following business trans
sotei in the United states supreme Court today
No l4G. Max Mack and Others plaintiffs in error agt
Oe SlOteman and Others In Circuit
OF the United states for tie Eastern District OF WI consn
Dtslnisse with costs per si'pnlaton
No 800 Frederick i Baird and others. appellants agt
tr nix II Bal and Others Appeal from the Circuit Court
o. the United states for the Northern District Illinois
Doc etei anl iism.s'.d with costs.
No l. Original. tx parte In the OF r. A. AyerS
petitioner.
40 gnal. FIX parte In the matter John Scott
petitioner
No g. OrIgn1l. FIX plrte: In tho matter OF ]. b. Nc
CaUe petto' cr Argument concluded by John Randolph
Tucker tor the petitioners.
No g. The Union Raj road Company Of Baltimore appel
lanf. a James j. Dull and others Argument begun
william A. Fisher for Ibe amp liant and continued by A. W.
Machen and New Il Steele Tor the spp-ilees
Adiogrur-i until Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
ruDfTcU TAJK 4ROTT coz l. STARFIiI.

The rumors Of a possible scarcity Of anthracite coal
in this city are ridiculcd by officers OF the principal
companies The production is far ahead oi last year
and In fact II promises be the largest in the history
of the trade. some companies complaining Of
lack of trans port alton. but they Insist That WHO
the demand is large they will Dc able 10 supply 1t IN
short time. The president of a leading company said
yesterday:
This talk about coal famine has been started,
In my opinion by the large dealers who are striving
probably, to find some excuse for advancing the
retail prices. ! suspect that consumers have been
caught and that the dealers taking antagc Of
the fact certain that the agitation has produced
an unusually brisk demand, but there Is coal enough
for every body
The coal tonnage Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Company for the week ended November b was
.t1G tons and that Of the Delaware Lackawanna
aud Western for the same Time was ij3,773 tons.
IL Is probably the first time In the history of these
conn anes when the tonnage of the Lackawanna cX
cccdcd that OF the Reading Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

his house for several days No mstisn 70 di.placs Mr.
OBrien. or to put him trial. made at the meeting
o: tho Police Board yesterday. arrangement Of
districts for the police surgeons made in order 10
the surgeons much travel possible
Cooperation Counsel O'Brien advised tho Police Board
that the recent decision OF the General Term OF the SH
prcme Cour: In the OF Policeman David Bolster
virtually gave the Board discretionary power firing
policemen who are over sixty years OF age.
Policeman Patrick Kelly Of the Charles ST. squad. who
tired recently charge of ntoxication, dis
missed FROM the force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
TWO FAD BOYS RANG TIE FIRE BELL.

The sudden ringing OF the fire gong in Grammar
School No So at sxth-ave. and One hundredand-twen
ty.eghth-st. created small panic there on Monday
Nine hundred pupils left their seats and made rush LOT
the doors crying and falling each other, but they
we're headed of by the teachers anu reduced 10 quo'
after a few minutes OF excitement. No one nad Deeh
hurt h II was that the panic was checked ~
promptly Principal Rowland made ar lnves s; hI
and fen nd that two boys had pnlleda string wbcn M
heen attached 70 the gong They we're James " bre ~
age sixteen and Raymond Browncli, coloreh poy er
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rrcu1nn nrSrLrD M1KES 1 DENIAL.

Ulc,agd Busted Ia, writ n letter to TIC h'"S
n,rcr. I'm which he SAYS that the action Tor "'\"''"
hrou,h t against him by his wife wa d-'"n'lh' WI"
out ms int,rposIng answ r. aud Lot al NJ '"''"
,in, or urucurrnrnt lie dcnlc- in the moot p"Si"'c
language the charge in the complaint thar h" nan con-
ultt. ID aIu tcry with Mrs Kate Vi. Sherman III '""
cludes his letter IN IA - words - M
" ! pOW'ric-- every man "'."'I IN
circumstance. would be to repair ia" rfucl ","n1
RAJ ha. iren done Ia Mrs sherman. All can Il" II
,n make this uncquivOca public statement oi ho' "'
,u,r blaucles.uc,s aud innocence"
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THE cor R1S.


NEW PHASE OF TIE GRANT & WARD TROUBLE.
The ntciminahc Grant WAri litigation went onycsicr-
dav before Referee ~ the phase o ir suit o Julien T.
Day eS receiver OF the against John II Mor ~ tho
Assignee H. Fish Mr. Davies himself as the assignee
Ward. the TIt- National Hank ~ Mystic Brkso
the river National Bnk. samuel Bingham 'ud fIrd
erick Ri Mr. u v!e', principal objective po Il - Flshs
the Blpts The rc properly he has lietY
Ia decrcei by ctcrc cole That Wirr- max shall go INTO
hands Nj Fish turned tower to Nh Morris - his a."
Hoorsc a. Spencer tho former cashier ~ Grant 4 Wrd
YESTERDAY, wcu was shown mat 90 M
Wards deficit Doc, b % J. J. q. wiS ''-. 'l - IN
tins Inc N part 1881 en profits p'l a't
IN t!Iu-icT. Nati r4,tSs OF thf atItuh
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SHY uFDDLING WIrH 4 RED nor mos

John Glynn, OF No 239 East onc'hunirc'ih"-''cN-
cntl-si was committed In the Harlan court yesterday
nv Justice white await the rcsul; Of Injuries h' oi
imam FreIerck Cruise. a bIack,mith vino - IN inc
Homeopathic Hospital on WarIs lsland, teflI"y p"'"e'
from his waist his neck He worked IN shop ~ 10
. ojl -econLavc. Glynn went theirs ou No''ih"r /
and heated iron rei hot 10 Isht cigarette
",,,, ook out or you Will burn yourself " No
Won't said GlyRu. and lie made lung" AT 'i''S'' '
IRON setting fire 10 Cruises shut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
rrrcnrR sAyLr. SUMO rnE A MEAr Bill

The n Of slyes. brother OF e'Aicrn'n N'lcs
against General Jour IAN receiver 81 the Brighton
Beach Railroad Company brDust 10 tA y'-i cidA' III
The ~Lprce Court Justice an iuty ihc
piantn balance OF - 90 80 on for IT, OF =
Tor fflgIfOH ITO Mt ~dil il""-
hat defendant iot~ci motel an as 10 WIS NOT
firuH the f'~poi-lb lit'
J. Who. only the h4f'l
nger The widow Of Nr Dodge whp lou~cA'r "i ne
hotel Olou, Thomas King VII" the h"o~ ep''
gave testimony FOR thr inun Ih' case vii go o. to-day
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HI M. Ls1i.ng n..lne .oll-nn q p ~ iouo-log


DIR. BULL STILL CAR - FOR ~ ''NNi IN.
The application mad" hy g. ne.a l.u 'miu T. Hu'I'l IN
Frank j. Dupl ,nac loi' g; ur George Hn Was
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16
A JTVENILE MERDERER.

BosToS Nov. l5.-Alircd Nelson and Arthur frcho"
agcs respectively eleven and seven. quarrccu ""'o a.
nlay I'm the village Of Weston yesterday afternoon. "o
son threw sharp stone At French which struck VI III "
IA. neck seyerng his iu.ular 1oin and causing in u
IL al to dea I'm few Minutes II il doubtful II nelson
will be prosecuted, On account OF his youth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

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